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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-18

There is no mora pleasing mnsical an.
management ono conId make than this:
Z. S. Gilu7;:c With hin entire band is
coming and will Rivo n concsr, Tomorrow
afternoon and another tomorrow evnning
a. the Opera House. Gilmore Is thu
prince Of leaders and Ills band Ia unques.
tionabiy tho best in the world. Az il al.
ways tho way with him, hin programme ia
arranged especially TO please the great
public who attend hsa concerto In auch
numbers, md ye. It contains a good deal
OF high art music and Is therefore inter
egting 10 ell cIasses. There arc sclectionn
from all tho leading composera' works be-
gides sooa for all ths great artists that arc
with lin, and MiBa Frilcl, the charming
Young prirnu donna, will uing. Reserved
seata went oil like hot cakes at Baumers
Yesterday and tho day belore.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
REAL ESTATE,
FOR ssAl4E.


One Of the most desirable aud substantial resi-.
dertts within the ri!y, situated Oh northeast cor
ner Of Chapline and Fourteenth streets, house
numbered 1870 Chaplinc street: tho lot ltou,s &c
ieet on Chapline street. Terms Of payment. easy,
one.i'lth cash, balance In equa! annual payments
with Interest payable annually. Fifteen years
time given II desired,
No. $50 Twelfth street, full lot 60 by 40 feet
roomed housc on front, a / Ioomed house on
alley. Price, $3.50.
A full lot south Of house numbered 2So2 Fol,
street Price, $1,000.
Fifty Aero Farm noar Triadclphia.
~ Acres near Stone Church, Elm Grove
Us Aero Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek, three
miles Aom 1risdelph!a, SO per acre,
Blk Acres OH Fctet's Run, 1000.
desirable residence NJ Beech Bottom, on the
line OF the l., v. & Ky. Railroad, IL miles from
WhrelinH consisting OF IL new frame house aud i!
acres Of land; wilt exchange for desl!sble cIiy
property.
No CT North Front street, ground fronting GO ter,
and running back an equal width 10 river
No. lS1 South Penn street, a ki1 roptncd frame
house with stone foundation and basemcnt. wash.
nom, cellar and coal house; ground irontinr M
fcct, running back 10 feet. Price, 81, eco,
Lot No. l6S southwest corner o! virginia and
South York streets, with part OF lot No, 100 ia All
tronipr % feet on Virginia stret aud 10 lee; on
south York street.
No. 10 sixteenth street; on ilrst floor Is dining
room, kitchen, pantry, wASh'houSc and coal house.
second tloor Is two roomS aud hail; third floor.
time rooms aud hall: hnishcd attic illuminating
FAN throughout, water on Inst and thtrl iloorS, n
side entrance; ground IS feet 'front.' running bacI
IS feet; can nov be bought for Sl,1Uu.
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Veteran Fireman's Association Of New
York on their trip to San Francisco next
Beptember. They are to travel In Palace
cars, going via The Central Pacific, and re-.
tarnlns over the Southern route, stopping
at all important points for day and q
night, on each route. Fourteen days are
to DO spent In San Francisco. The fare
Tor the round trip 10 $3.50, and the famous
Seventh Regiment Band, Of New York,
aity, pieceg. is TO accompany the excur-
eionists. The regulation uniform 10 to be
q fatigue cap, a red shirt, gloves and a
neck.tie. The Mayor Is Of the opinion
that he will take the trip In. He will
present startling appearance In this.
regulation uniform. 6TG! Al !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-18

George Wilson, c1Iorpd nan indicted
for forgery, wan tried to q jury In Judge
Jacobs hide Of the Circuit Court yc4ter.
day. His otIenso wsB rnuiup au order for
81 IS, :psueh by MarHhall, Van Fotsen 4
Co., 10 Sll 81. lie Wa found guilty, bn.
nenience WAS deferred. The minimum
penalty ia two years imprisonment IN tho
penitent'nry.
In tho caas Of Simpson & Carnnhan
against Harry Exley,a verdict van rem.
dered for tho plaintiff for 1888. TIM Caaa
Of Linnin ViCkors VI. Grafton A. Beall,
agent Tor Mira. Ritter, WA decided BY Tho
jury in favor Of thc plaintiff, Hdgianing
tho decieion Of sqniro W. II. Davis, from
whose cont u HAs appealed.
To-day tho Caara Of tho city sganBt the
MuldoOns, 81 Centre Wheeling, for dis
order and resistance, rrv"n in mlmbar,
which were appealed from tho police
court, will bo begun in Judge boyd's
court.
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Mayor Charlie seabright has received
through ono Of his friends OF tho fnmons
Randall Cub, OF philadelphia, tho organ.
during tho last National Democratic Corr
vention, m Invitation to BIO ono Of n fn.
vorod low outaldors 10 accompany tho
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Arrangements has been made by tho
Treasurer OF belmont county, for Il. 7.
Howell to collect taken for pcase Town.
ship, froe OF charge TO taxpayora. Books
aro now opUn at X. r. lIowell'a Office.
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WE have Just received n full line Of
SPRING UfEKC0ATINGS, and are In
daily receipt OF the intest Novelties In
Spring Suilings.
Also, on hand u handsome line of Neck.
wear ind Gentlencn's Furnishing Goods.
{. HESS j. SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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Ori"e: Sm. 70 nnl ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements

For Rent-Front Room.
Eaie Bnll--kalAnazoo vs. Wheeling.
A Lady esys-R. Il. Lsst.
Just Received i auudry Soap-IIRnaucy.
While Mountain Ice Lteam Ere. 1eH.
Cincinnati excursion Steamer Andes.
Crawford House. Cincinnati.
C.hne; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gallery.
Meyer l. kAdclin-Boitiels Of Beer, Ale. &c
Fourth page.
kangaroo shocs-L. V. BIond-Fourth page.
Best Finished B1ckboard-Jame, 81. Kirk
Fourth page.
dissolution Sot!ce-lIoge & Bro Fourth Page
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Wo will sell the balance OF our dry
goods AZ auction, commencing Wednesday
May 10. 1887. We hav0 great many
nics goods lott that will BIO sold cheap.
q. r. BnuEs.
WM. IAlA.El, Aucsioncer,
ll32 Main street.
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Publications..

hWAsuIHn1os, D. O., May l5.-For
West Virginia Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, cooler, threatening Weather and
local rains, variable "indp, generally
nnrthHrlY
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The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 3 p. NJ, and
will sell excursion tickets 10 parties Of i've
OF more. Ono week Of pleauure, beauti.
full scenery and good mueic on the largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling.
For rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt.
Charles Muhleman, Wheeling, W. Va.
sT.. MWtP
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WE have introduced q new sy9tcm Of
aelllny Watches on the lnstallnlcnt plan
whereby y0u can secure n watch nj once
On easy payments. i'al am. Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUilB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and ngrket Sts..
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of tho Water and Movements of Tho

stage OF tho Water ind Moyem ents of tho
IS, I,oats. .sl
/, The Katie stoekdale passed down yesterday In
the Pitlsbufgh'C Cincinnati tradc. ="
The ". NJ Chancellor passed up about midnight,
on her way from Charleston 10 Pittsburgh.
Capt Charlie Muheman, 1.-THE Andes, announces
another excursion 10 Cincinnati and rclifn. 10
start from hero June7. NJ - ''|'''' ~ "
The Bnrnsides, which has been running ia the
trade oil the Princess during her Retirement. viii
return to her place on ihs Muskingum TO- day. "
Tho ?. "; Woodward, going down with a tow,
broke s hSI shat tYen!yive miles below here @o'
nay evening, anu turned her tow over to the Iud
kceier. She passed here % her way up ycstoriav
morning. EL' e-H -'-'-''
The hull and upper works oil new low water
tow boat that the sWceneys, Of this CITY ara bmild
Ing iof Gaplan John Potter, OF New Cumberland,
at the foot Of Thirteenth street, where the mn.
chipcry will beput on. -" '''e - 'i'" :,
Princess, which was 80 badly useu up nbomt tonrr
weeks ,so oy INC Beaver and tow running Into
VIII lake her out In her old tfade this mornins.
While laid up the steamer has undergone n zen.
era cleaning aud scrubb!ng and looks as bright Oh
daisy sue made short trial trip yesterday.
The Pittsburgh Times thinks that It Is quite a
descent from Captain kerr's famous BuCXeYc State
70 the Fashion. the steamer placed In the trade
that the General Pike has lcd Ior some time paSt
1t says: "Ihe Fath0n was a good boat len wears
ago. Il ne managers Of that line imagine they
boats like the FaShiuu let them 70 ahead " ria
Fashion has beea running in the Cincinnati.
Louisville trade. a.a.s
The Andes got away about7 O'Clock las, evening
OH her annual May excursion TIP TO Cincinnati.
Her passenger Its: from here Was not as large ns
usual, but tho bookings made at points below here
We're quite numerous. aud by the time the lcayis
farkelshutg this morning she Will have her cabin
pretty well filled. There are over thirty students,
The music for the trip will DO furnished by a band
from Hannibal The steamer had fair freight
trip.
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An reported by Chril.ian scbnep', drug.
glH!, OperG Ilouse corner, yesterday:
Az. 9A.v. IAN. 3Px. 7rw.
NJ az ~" So hr'
HeAlhnf- Inlr.
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FOR RENT.

No. CO Twcnty',hird street, 2 rooms an, t,cucn,,
IS SO a month.
No. l59 National Road, s. 70 a month
No. l7l9 EOtf street, i rooms. Sia CNM nonth
No, l72l Eotf street, rooms. STA % month,
No. l0l Fifteenth street, sli u mouth.
No. Sixteenth street, slorurroon, Slblp
storcroom soulhoast corner Of Seventeenth aud
Woods StrccW. -'
Store Room. No; 2la9 Malt s.vet, with natural
yAs, $40 " month.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real HtAte Agent Collector and Notary publlr
mylS once No. lGl2 Market STREET.
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F0n burns md Hcalds uhe ". JNcoba Oil
according 10 directions.
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lSTGRIsT on ORDERS.


A RESOLUTION was adopted by both
branches authorizing the City Clerk to
issue variants on the Receiver for inter.
est on outstanding orders, the came to be
At al the ratio Of per cent and payable out
TO SOL rs, presented by tho Committee on
Markets, were ordered paid by both
branches.
In the First there was quite discussion
had over n motion made by Mr.. Dobbins
to- Indefinitely pcstpone concurrins with
mitteo for investigation and report, the
pstitlon from number Of mon asking
that the natural yss companies BIO COM
PEELED to give them labor. Some Of the
named signed to this paper sro well known
at the workhonso. Tho branch refused 10
postpone and Messrs. A. ]. schul'ze, p, +.
Eerrell, Lor,s Delbragpe, A. T. Young, J..
X Butts and J. =. Maxwell! wore named
hs said committee.
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK - CO
DRESS GOODS!

Our third stock Of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods Is now open. We dtkife to call especial at.
tenton to these,whch In connection with our other
complete lines, make this department the most at.
DO found in the city. Trimmings 10 match every.
thing
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12x12 $775 &C. 14x2O, roofing tin. SIS. Is; &c 20x
70, $40 3o0ll \; block tin in pigs 26c; in bars PC
and 10 per cent. discount. Sheet zinc. Se COPPER
bottoms. 23c Planished copper. 3Oc. Solder, 15ie
017c Wire 60 per cent. off list
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLow.
LEArHER-Oak sole 33137c; hemlock sole, 90 q
32c harness. 30035c; skirting 37038c: black bri-
die, 10 doz., $6O065; fair bridls $50 078 ID doz;
city kip, $6o1so; French kip, s5c0$1 20; city calf
HIDES-No cured, Sc: No. 1 green. 6l9c; No
calf green, Sc; No calf; cured, 9c dry salt 10c;
flint, IL. Damaged, one-third off the above prices.
SHEEP SKINs-25 09Oc.
TALLow-Prime 303i9c.
GREAsE-Brown, 2l9e yellow, 2aAc; white 3ls04c.
OIL CAKE.
Oil cake and oil meal, 1000 fbs $l3; 1000 ibs
$25. Bags and drayage extra.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Steam lard, 7ssc; sweet
picked hams 10 75c; sweetpickled shoulders. 67oc;
short ribs 7.75c.
JoBBINa PRIcEs-Smoked Meats-Sugar-cured
hams, 10 to IL lbs average. 13c Is lbs average.
12lac; 17le lbs average 1214c; 20 rts average and
California hams sl4c; sugarcured breakfast bacon,
lie; sugar-cured shoulders. 10 to IL TBS average
s. drsd beef nsms as clear sa
9i9c; backs, medium weight 9loc: bellies medium
weight, 1Oc. Dry-salt and Picked Meats-Clear
clear bellies, tunsmoked). 8; clear pork y brl 200
TBS, SIT; ham and rump pork, to BIB pieces.
Without bone. $l5 Bologna-Skin large or small
tle-rendered in terces sisc; in L brls, SEC; 50b
cans in 1OO-tb cases, Sbsc; cob cans in eO-tb
cases, 8Ac: lob cans in 60 ID cases. SCI 5-lb
in 60 ID 9lsc. Refined Lard-ln tierces, 7l2c
so Id cans in 1O0-fb cases. 734c.
PRODUCE
BUTTER-Creamery, % 03Oc; choice country 10
017c.
BEEswAx-Dark 1Sc; yellow, zoe.
EGGs-Shippers paying Zoe; selling from store at
lie.
PoULTRY-Hens Sc; roosters, 312c; ducks. Ice
y ID; geese $3.50 ~ doz; hen turkeys, Sc p 10;
toms, 5asc y To-.
FEATHERs-Prime geese, 35 04Oc y ID; mixed
duck $4,000 ~ 10.
oNIoN-sETs-Yellow. $3.50 % Blu; white, $3.50
~ bu.
WooL-Medium. 23024c: one-fourth blood. 210
23c; braid, IS 021c; bury, Cotswold and black, sd
1Oc less. We quote prices farmers lots; large
lots slightly higher prices paid
SEEDS.
Cover-Common red June. prime (recleaned)
81 Oh. 25 ~ bu; English mammoth. prime ire
cleaned) S4. l 04.35; Alske. prime; $707.5O; AL
falfa, prime S7.2507.50; white. $7.5O0S; primo
timothy. So 1002.25 p bu extra clean blue grass,
70 09Oc " bu red top Use 0$1 y bu: orchard grass
81 80 % blu: German millet, 81 ~ bu; COM
mon milet. 75c " bu aaxseed, selected, 81. 100
40 v bui seed rye, 75e " bu; old popcorn. 203c
~ fb; new popcorn. 6O075c }Y bu; hemp 3lec;
canary. DC; rape, Sc W fb.
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Farm Notes.

The more rapidly air is brought into contact
with cider the faster the latter turns into vine
gar Draw out a little cider daily and return it
to the BARREL il for vinegar.
One of the best supplementary feeds with corn
fodder Is wheat bran. Usually il can be bought
cheaply at this season, and is even better in the
winter an a supplementary food for cows.
A distance Of thirty feet apart each wav il
suitable for apple trees. and eighteen feet each
way for peach trees. The young trees should
be kept we'll trimmed and given good cultiva-
ton.
In buying young trees II is best to select those
that have large supply OF roots, long and
branching The roots may be shortened hefore
putting the trees in the ground. Trees With
tops not too heavy, with large roots, seldom re-
quire stalking.
The following preparation applied to the sur
face will prevent any rustine on plows or any
other metal surfaces: Melt one ounce of rosin in
q gill Of lnseed oil, and whom hot mix with two
quarts OF Kerosene OIL This can be kept on
hand and applied in q moment with q brush or
rag to the metal surface OF any tool that is not
going to be used for a few days, preventing any
rust, and saving much yexxtion when the time
comes to use It again.
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only moderately active, prices showing no i'm
portant change.
wheAt-Receipts. 70. 534 bu; exports, 1874, l42
bu; sales. G, 1868, 900 bu futures and 230, 600 bu
spot. Spot lots about ac and options a &c low
er, closing steady, with . slight recovery. Ex-
port trading moderate speculation fairly active.
No. spring nominal at ~ 92c; uneraded red, 81
093kc; No red. 89ac; No 2 red, OIL % 91zc in ell
evator, 92a 093c delivered, 91ac T. o. b.; No. l
red, 93c; No white, 9l4c; ungraded white. Soc;
No red. March, nominal; April, 90s q Ole. clos
ing at Ole; May 9ls a 92c, closing at 9lac; June,
81 7-l609lac closing At 91ac; July, 90s % 9l4c.
closing at 90sc; August 90t q 90ac, closing at
sosc; September; 90 ZIG 19lae, closing at setc;
at 92sc; December. 93a a 94tc, closing at 94c;
January, 95c, closing at 95c; May 9Ss 99c, clos
ing at 982c.
Corn-Receipts. Is, $50 bu; exports, "a, $40 bu;
sales 296, 600 bu futures and lis, 600 bu spot;
spots lots quiet and generally steady. Options
ia &c lower. closing steady. Speculation slow;
ungraded, 324 a 50Ac steamer. 4s44c elevator: No.
2, 483c elevator, 49ac delivered; steamer white.
49c elevator: steamer yellow, elevator; No.
March. 4St 04Ssc closing at 48ac; April, 49, a
48sc, closing at 48ac; May, 49, 1870, closing at
1870; June. 4ssc; July, 49sc; August, 500 50sc,
closing at 50Ac.
Oass-Reesipts. $4,000 bu; exports, 80 bu;
sales, $50. 600 blu futures and $4,000 bu spot
037c; white Western, 38 042c.
Hons quite and weak
Cofee-Sales, 90. $50 bags. Spot fair Rio
quiet at 15sc. Options fairly active and lower.
closing steady; March. 1850 Coo; April.
ID As a ID 55c; May. $40 a l3 SOC; June. 13 40
49, July and August l3.45o 10 Soc septem-
Der and October, 1850 0l355c; November,
13.50c; December, ID. so 013.60c; February,
13 65c Sugar quiet and nominal refined quiet
Molasses dull; so test, 1910 1910. Rice steady.
Tal!ow dull Rosin firm at 81. l001..5
Pork steady and moderately active. Cut
meats firm; picked bellies. 7sc. Lard sac
points lower but quiet; Western steam, spot,
quoted e. zegs; April 75e2757c; Max 1879
gust, 1889 Z &c., city steam, soc.
Butter quiet and unchanged. Cheese firm;
with fair demand. Eggs firm and in fair demand.
Receipts, 1928 packages; Western fresh. 1910.
CHICAGO, March 29.-Wheat was dull to-day
throughout the session, practically the only
speculative trading done being of a scalping nat
ure. The close was easier, showinga break OF
/ a &c over final prices of yesterday. Further
declines were prevented by cold and stormy
weather in different parts of the country and by
the influence of the ''bullv element. At eight
Western points the receipts were $40, 600 bu and
the shipments 100000 blu. May wheat sold at
81a slac with 8l3c the opening, and 81 Sc the
closing price Corn and oats showed no mate
rial change from yesterday. In provisions the
only interest exhibited was in short ribs, which
showed advance of u a 1Oc over yesterdays
close. The leading futures ranged as follows:
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present is low. but will be advanced several
cents per pound Tho provision market has
taken on q steady tone, and the demand for GER
tain descriptions continues good. The produce
markets are active Poultry and butter in good
demand, at the better prices quoted the last few
days. Receipts of eggs are large; prices weak.
Grocers report prices steady and firm all along
the line, except little weakness in foreign
fruits. Coffees advanced sharply to-day. Canned
goods are meeting with some demand. and
stocks at the wholesale houses are becoming
well reduced. The hide market continues rather
tame, and the iron market is not as firm in tone
as at the beginning of the month, although
prices are unchanged.
GRAIN.
The market for wheat rules steady. Receipts
continue light, and the milling demand is fair.
Receipts Of corn are still large yet prices are
firm. Oats are shade higher. with receipts
heavier than last week. The attendance on
Change was good, aud bidding animated. Track
bids to-day ruled a. follows:
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Cotton.

Cotton.
NEW YORK March &C. L. Greene & Co.'s re-
port cotton futures says IAN excited and active
market prevailed all day. coupled with sharp changes
in values; opening 20 points above last evening,
dergoing several fluctuations az . somewhat lower
range, finally closing at net gain Of 70S points and
steady.
LIVERPOOL. March 29.-Cotton in good demand;
prices firm; middling uplands 5 9-16d; middling Or
leans. Sgd. Sales, Ii 600 bales, including 1000
bales for speculation and export and 10, 900 bales
American.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Cotton firm; rniddling.
10 1l16c; low middling, 9s4c, good ordinary 9l4c;
net receipts, ga bales gross receipts A. 737 bales
sales, ], 500 bales; stock, 2l1 ,46S bales.
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Cash quotations were as follows: FIour-De-
mand continues limited; steady and unchanged
No spring wheat, 79c; No. spring wheat.
Toe; No; red. 7sc; No. 2 corn, a7ao. No. 2
nominal No. / laxseed, 81. 0S Prime timothy
seed. ST. 7001.77. Mess pork. per bbl, 500 $50
2050. Lard, per 100 lbs, $7.373. Short-rib
sides tloose), 80a05 dry-sated shoulders
(boxed), 666. 25c; short-clsar sides tboxed), g. 30
0840c. Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gal, ST. IS. Sugars-Cut-loaf. 64c grsnulatsd,
&c; standard A, SIC.
On the Produce Exchange to day. the butter
market was fairly active; creamery, 26 03oac;
dairy, 1S02lc. Eggs, IL ollie
Receipts-Flour, &c, 600 bbls; wheat, log 600 bu;
CORP 269, 900 bu; oats, III, 900 blu; rye. 1000 bu
barley, $1,000 bu Shipments-Flour $4,000
bbls; wheat, 4l,000 by; corn, 125, 900 bu; OATS
207 600 bu; rye, 1000 bu barley, $4,000 bu.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, March 29.-The Drovers' Journal
ports: Cattle-Receipts 1000; shipments 2 600.
Market sleW but stensdy fancy 70; 40 shipping
feeders SIS. 9O04.3 80; cows bulls and mixed. So. 10
03 49, bulk, 80 9o03 IS; Texas cattle, So. 60.
Hogs-Receipts, Il, 600; shipments 5000. Mar
ket about steady, rough and mixed, S5.2o05 so;
packing and shippng' $5.7506; light. $5.1o05.65;
sheep-Receipts, 5000, shipments, 1000. Mar
ket active and strong closing weak; natives $50
4.95; Western, $3.7504.75; Texans. $2.5O04.25.
The Drover Journals special cablegram from Lon
don quotes the cattle market strong; best American,
1219c per pound. dressed weight.
ST. LOUIS March 9.-Cattle-Receipts, ], 900.
$46O05.25; shipping steers. fair to good. So. $50
40; butchers steers. fair to choice So 60 35;
feeders, tair to good, So 1904; stockers, fair to
s $3.50. 0~' isA1''' '''1'A'A 70 'A'''s' "i'''
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 The market was active
and Sc higher; choice heavy and butchers selections
$5.S005.95; packing, fair to good. $5.600575;
mon to good, s4.759b.l5.
s.. soS5. ~
KANSAS CITY. March 90 Cattle = Receipts.
2. goo: shipments, 400. The market was strong and
AS; common to medium. So. 750 40; stockers.
w 6O03.35; feeding steers, $3.4O04; COWS, $225
Hogs-Receipts, 5, 600; shipments 1000. Choice
hogs strong and Sc higher; common steady; good to
choice $5. rs; common to medium, SIS 05.45;
pigs and skips, So. 5O04.9O.
Sheep-Receipts. 1,OOO shipments, none The
market active and 1O015c higher; good to
choice. $3.9004.25; common to medium, So. a
3.75
NEW YORK. March Extraordinarily SIS
for slaughterers direct and % carloads for
expectation. No trading in beef cattle steady for
dressed beef at 708c Some Of the best sides went
at 9l40Slac. Exports to-day 1900 quarters of
beef.
Sheep-Receipts, 100. A dull and limited trade.
but firm tone; ordinary to prime sheep sold at So
5.85 per 100 pounds ordinary to prime yearlng
lambs, $60685; spring lambs, 81 SO $3.50 per
head.
Hogs-Receipts 1850. None offered alive. Nom.
inally steady at Sc $3.50.
EAST LIBERTY. March 29.-Cattle-R Receipts.
200; shipments, 95. Market slow at yesterday IS
prices.
Hogs-Receipts GEO. shipments 700. Market
firm; Philadelphia So. 9O06; Workers. So 05. so;
common and light $4.7505.
Sheep-Receipts, $780, shipments. 1900. Mar
ket fairly active at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI March 29.-Hogs firm; common and
light $47oO5.6 60; packing and butchers, $500
8. 80, receipts, IL 100; shipments, 76O.